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A common misconception is that strncpy() was invented as a "safe" replacement for strcpy(). It wasn't. Please don't spit on its grave.
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Blesta customers got an email from hackers saying the billing software's servers had been hacked. And the email looks legit. Uh oh.
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ServerHost.com is back with a strong KVM VPS offer for users who want more memory, more storage, and predictable yearly pricing. This deal gives you a 16GB KVM VPS with 240GB NVMe storage for just $99.99 per year when using the coupon code below. Only 100 coupon codes are available for this promotion.
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Over my life, I've learned quite a few programming languages. Some I've loved, some I've liked, some I've hated.
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I'm in the middle of a loooooong RAID resync. But it's not as long as it was going to be thanks to LowEndTalk.
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Cloud storage provider and community backup favorite BackBlaze may have finally found a way to turn a profit.
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HTTP Referer is a technology that has long outlasted its marginal value. Let's get rid of it.
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LowEndTalk posted a neat offer on LowEndTalk a couple days ago. In case you missed it, their Fat Slices are back - and better!
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Happy July 4th! Community provider ColoCrossing is hosting a giveaway for our readers! Win a NAS, AirPods Max, Apple Watch, Amazon Echo Show, or Meta Glasses. Enter now through July 4, 2026.
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MannDude wanted to know why everything is being rewritten in Rust. Here's the answer.
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The founder of Private Internet Access might just be the next Emperor of Korea.
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Last week I had a routine doctor's visit. Routine...but there was something new in the stack of paperwork I was handed.
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This year, Wikipedia is celebrating its 25th anniversary. I wondered the other day what the first pages on Wikipedia were.
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The YouTube app is actually an authenticator. And that's an inconvenience.
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Happy July 4th! Community provider ColoCrossing is hosting a giveaway for our readers! Win a NAS, AirPods Max, Apple Watch, Amazon Echo Show, or Meta Glasses. Enter now through July 4, 2026.
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HostNamaste has been providing affordable and reliable VPS hosting since 2016. Today they're offering yearly KVM VPS plans in the USA, France, and Canada with SSD RAID10 storage, full virtualization, IPv4 + IPv6 connectivity, and 24/7 support.
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Back in the 90s, there was a company named Tadpole that sold laptops with pretty exotic processors. You could get a Tadpole laptop running SPARC, Alpha, or PowerPC. We might be going back to that kind of world.
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Welcome, Godlike.host! With a bold name like that, you'd expect some great deals - and that is exactly what's on offer. Get a 2GB VPS for $2/Month, or if you want a high-performance Ryzen 9 box, 2GB is $2.50/Month or 4GB for $5/Month!
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They're a Community Provider that contacted us back in April to post an offer, and the ticket slipped through the cracks of our system. I noticed it yesterday and quickly contact Vebble to see if the deals are still good. They are! Get an Epyc 7003-based VDS with 32GB of RAM, 4 cores, 10TB of bandwidth, IPv4 + IPv6 in Singapore for £38.40 GBP/Month!
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I continue to be interested in learning Rust, the programming language that's gaining ascendancy in the systems programming world. I reviewed The Rust Programming Language which is not a bad book but I didn't care for it, for reasons I outlined in a previous post. Since then, I've moved on to Rust Exercises, which a very cool course you can take for free.
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Last week, we covered how Multacom was sued by the owners of the Aon Center building in Los Angeles over alleged unpaid rent of $400,000+. Now there appears to be another interesting development: the Multacom network itself.
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Since our previous tier list, 17 new courses have come out for Walkabout Mini Golf! Here's our freshly upgraded tier list.
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